Forest Park Review from Forest Park, Illinois • Page 8

Page Eight FOREST PARK REVIEW Thursday, April 28, I960 Pony League Tag Day May 7 The annual Tag Day for the Forest Park Pony League and Colt League will be Saturday, May 7, With the boys in their baseball suits soliciting funds throughout the Village. The drive this year is of extra importance as the boys and their adult leaders are hoping to secure enough money to build an announcers booth, behind the backstop on the diamond used by the Pony Leaguers, Colt Leaguers, Connie Mack group, Recreation Softball, and First Savings men and girls teams. The groups would all benefit by the efforts of the 13 to 16 year old youngsters drive. A house-to-house drive will be from 4 to 6 p.m. by the boys, with an adult leader walking with them on their shift.

Persons missed are urged to mail checks to Forest Park Pony Organization, Postofflce, Forest Park, 111. Pick Up Hams Holders of the few remaining certificates for free hams given away with candy eggs Easter week must be called for at either the Forest Park National Bank or First Savings not later than the end of this week. Hams will not be available after Saturday. Old Timers Club Members of the Bowman Dairy Old Timers club enjoyed dinner Monday at the Lake Shore club. Members from Forest Park are Rinaldo Brunory, 822 Thomas; Andrew Butler, 324 Circle; Bill Chrystal, 1125 Marengo; Fred Ehlers, 1114 Beloit; Ted Fett, 420 Marengo; August Heider, 1117 Ferdinand; Ed Richter, 149 Desplaines; Martin Spiegel, 939 Circle, and Ted Taphorn, 1009 Ferdinand.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank Pastor Roth, our many friends and neighbors for their thoughtfulness and sympathy in pur bereavement in the death of our dear Father and Grandfather. We also wish to thank the Forest Park Fire and Police Departments for their prompt assistance and to Dr. Jacob Giardina and Glenn Zimmerman for their kindness. The H. Lange Family Great Grandmother Mary Lew Kaercher, Madison, is a great grandmother.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hrlic are the parents of a baby girl. Mrs. Hrlic is the daughter of Harry Kaercher.

The new arrival's name is Phyllis Ann. Mrs. Kaercher's other granddaughter, Adele, sailed for Italy Monday. Organization Directory for Quick Refertnca of Meeting, Day and KIWANIS CLUB Meets aach 4:30 P.M. at THE PINES Harrison St.

DON ONORATO, Prai. ROBERT HANKBTT, Sacy. Veterans Foreign Wars Forest Park Memorial Post 1181 Post Ave. Forest Park, Ullnola Phone FC 6-9802 Modirn Hill For Rent For Waddings, Partlii and Dancai. EDWARD STROSCHEIN, Comm.

ANDY PREIWISCH, Adjutant THE AMERICAN LEGION FOREST PARK POST No. 414 MEMORIAL HALL Circle 4t Adams Maatt Pint and Third Mondayi NORMAN FELBINGER, Commander WILLIAM A. SCHLUPP, Adjutant FOrest 6-9864 HALL FOR RENT FOREST PARK CHAMBER COMMERCE RAY CAMPBELL Pratldant ANDY COL.Vll.LB Secretary 7233 Madlion Straat FOrest 6-2543 THE FOREST LIONS MEETS EACH TUESDAY, 12:15 NOON THE PINES 7411 Harrison Street Forest Park WILLIS REICH, Prat. ROBERT THORNE, FOrest 6.0957 Loyal Order of Moose Forast Park Lodga No. 1671 810 So.

DesplaJnes Ave. Meets Second and Fourth Fridays Alr-Condltloned Halls For Rent ROY COLOAN, Governor WM. P. LYONS, Secretary FO MA FRATERNAL Order of Eagles Halls For Rent 7511 Madison Street Meats 1st and 3rd Thursdays HENRY H. DESENS Secretary Retail Liquor Dealers Association of Illinois Local No.

5, Forest Park FRED CASBRIO, Prai. NBLLIB ABRATH, Vice Prei. THOMAS KELLY, Secy. VBRN MUBHLENHAUPT, Treat. German-American National Congress, Inc.

Weitilde Branch lit Thursday 3rd Saturday 8 p.m.—7218 Madison St. ADOLPH GUNESCH, Pres. Village 8-2106 Anton Bartsch, Sec. FOrest 6-5179 Winners in Egg Contest List Winners of Easter Egg Contest Robert Hankett, Secretary of the Kiwanis Club presented the prizes. Winners of the three grand prizes are June Orland, Irst prize, 2nd grade Garfleid school; Sandra Loyd, second prize, 5th grade, Grant-White; Deborah Fry, third prize, Betsy- Ross 2nd grade.

In addition to the three general prizes, winners by grades are as follows. First grade: Paul Puchino, St. Bernardme's school; Lori Herman, Betsy-Ross, and Bunny Lynn, St. John's school, and Danny Rose, Field-Stevenson, sharing the third first grade prize. Second grade: Estelle Petenes, Garfield; Terry Ann Hale, Field- Stevenson; Bonnie Muir, Field- Stevenson.

Third grade: Ricky Hermann, Betsy-Ross; Kim Zelinske, Garfield; Ernest Kranich, St. Bernardine's. Fourth grade: Nancy Sieber, Garfield; Jack Williams, St. John's school; Kathy Kletcha, Field-Stevenson, Patsy Leeper, Garfield. Fifth grade: Joy Schleicher, Grant-White.

Due to their being only three entries in the fifth grade, and 14 in the fourth gjade, the judges awarded five prizes in the fourth grade and only one in the fifth grade. 48 children entered eggs the contest, the largest number since the Egg True idea was started four years ago. The Kiwanis club has sponsored the contest each year. Coke Dance The Coke Dance, sponsored by the Scouts of Troop 108, will take place Saturday, 8 p.m., at Field gym. The event will be chaperoned by scout parents.

All students are invited. Art Starenkovic, MC, has arranged an evening of fun for all. Tickets at 50c each may be purchased at Wick Jewelers and Arnold Hobby Shop on Madison st. Four-Lakes Open House Fishing fun on Spring-fed lakes with top professional casters on hand to assist, will be offered local anglers April 30 and May 1 at the Four Lakes Fishing and Recreation Area. Located on Maple 400 yards west of Route 53 at Lisle, 111., this popular fishing and recreation area is celebrating its first birthday with a gala two- day affair.

There will be prizes, free balloons for the kids and a mammoth birthday cake served to visitors. Nationally-known professional anglers will give free casting and angling advice. The Four Lakes area consists of 40 acres of scenic spring-fed lakes surrounded by 35 acres of woods and grassland. Fifty picnic tables are located in shady spots along the water for family use. Iron of Prairie State will be in the East.

Dorothy Christiansen, Worthy Matron of Adelphi will be Guest of Honor. Cailie Gudge and Wilkes Gudge, Worthy Matron and Patron of Forest Park will be in the East in River Forest Chapter tonight. ar The Eastern Star will meet Monday, 8 p.m. at the VFW Hall. This will be a stated meeting with "Friends Night." Mildred Woelker and Harry Woelker, Worthy Matron and Pa- SALE On All Drapery Materials Curtains Custom Made Draperies To your own measurements choice of many colon and fabrics tailored to fit Into your Spring and Summer plans.

Bring your measurements In today. We can drew up your home economically and yet attractive. Pillows and Comforters Recovered and Renovated We will make draperies on order from your own material. STORE HOURS Monday and Friday 9 ijn. to 9 p.m.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ad Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ONDRUS BEDDING CO..